NEW YORK – Two Israeli residents have been charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission with insider trading in Mobileye NV before the maker of sensors and cameras for driverless vehicles agreed to be acquired by Intel Corp for $15.3 billion.
The Securities and Exchange Commission slapped billionaire hedge fund founder Leon Cooperman with insider trading charges on Wednesday, saying he made “illicit profits” on trades based on confidential information.
Boston – The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued Navellier & Associates and its founder on Thursday, accusing them of fraudulently misleading clients about the performance track record of investment strategies the adviser offered.
President Trump’s controversial deputy assistant Sebastian Gorka on Sunday denied any links to pro-Nazi groups and compared the fight against the Islamic State to the battle to end Hitler’s monstrous reign.
SEATTLE — Seattle police say they aren’t pursuing charges against a shirtless man with a hammer who managed to get himself stuck in a basketball hoop.
A Seattle police officer was fired on Tuesday over her arrest of an elderly black man last year who refused to drop a golf club he was using as a cane to help him walk, the police department announced.
Seattle – A federal appeals court says an anti-Muslim group can’t post ads on Washington state buses showing photos of terrorists and saying the FBI offers a $25 million reward for their capture.
American retail giant Sears has put a line of “Free Palestine” apparel up for sale on its website, including t-shirts, hoodies, and tank tops.
Searches are underway in the Golan Heights to find a IDF soldier who left his unit on Wednesday during military activity and has since disappeared.
The Israeli man who went missing in the Ukrainian city of Uman three days ago has been named as Amir Ohana.
